Microwave-mechanical fluidization mining system and mining method for metal mines

ABSTRACT

The invention relates to a microwave-mechanical fluidization mining system and a mining method for metal mines. The microwave-mechanical fluidization mining system comprises a microwave pre-splitting mechanical mining system, a microwave separation system, a high-power microwave focused melting system and a goaf, wherein ore-waste rock mixtures mined by the microwave pre-splitting mechanical mining system are transported to the microwave separation system through a conveyor I and an elevator on the microwave pre-splitting mechanical mining system, separated ores are transported to the high-power microwave focused melting system, and separated waste rocks are transported through a conveyor V to the goaf for filling. Microwave pre-splitting mechanical mining is adopted instead of a traditional blasting mining method to increase an excavation speed and avoid the influence of blasting on the stability of surrounding rocks.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention

The invention relates to the technical field of mining of metal mines,and particularly relates to a microwave-mechanical fluidization miningsystem and a mining method for metal mines.

2. The Prior Arts

The essence of the mining and dressing of metal mines is ore crushing toextract useful minerals. A traditional metal mine mining process flowlies in that: a drilling and blasting method is used to drill and blastlarge ores, and then the ores are transported to the ground for orecrushing, ore grinding and flotation. Useful minerals are selected andtransported to a smelting plant, and at the same time, it is alsonecessary to transport aggregates from the ground to fill a goaf.

A traditional mining process from mining to ore dressing is tedious inprocess flow, long in transportation route and high in cost. In terms ofa mining process, the drilling and blasting method is low inconstruction and advancement speed and has a great impact on thestability of surrounding rocks, which poses a great threat to theconstruction safety of workers. Especially in the deep mining of metalmines, influence of high ground stress and high temperature will furtherincrease the difficulty and cost of the traditional mining process.Secondly, transportation of filling materials from the ground to thegoaf will increase the transportation cost of the filling materials. Atraditional ore dressing process is high in energy consumption in orecrushing and ore grinding, especially the effective utilization rate ofore grinding is only 1%, a large amount of steel loss will be generated,while subsequent flotation work will also consume a large quantity ofchemical solutions. For low-grade ores, only a small quantity of usefulminerals can be extracted at last, and transportation, crushing andflotation of most waste rocks waste huge costs.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The invention aims to provide a microwave-mechanical fluidization miningsystem and a mining method for metal mines. A microwave technology isadopted to successively perform mechanical continuous mining onpre-split ores, microwave separation of waste rocks from ores, andmicrowave focused melting to achieve the purpose of enrichment andmelting of metal minerals, and waste rocks are locally transported to agoaf for filling, thereby simplifying an ore mining process andrealizing the fluidization mining of metal mines.

In order to achieve the purpose, the invention adopts the followingtechnical solution.

The microwave-mechanical fluidization mining system for metal minescomprises a microwave pre-splitting mechanical mining system, amicrowave separation system, a high-power microwave focused meltingsystem and a goaf, wherein ore-waste rock mixtures mined by themicrowave pre-splitting mechanical mining system are transported to themicrowave separation system through a conveyor I and an elevator on themicrowave pre-splitting mechanical mining system, separated ores aretransported to the high-power microwave focused melting system, andseparated waste rocks are transported through a conveyor V to the goaffor filling.

The microwave pre-splitting mechanical mining system comprises openmicrowave radiators, a mechanical cutting machine, the conveyor I andthe elevator, wherein the conveyor I is fixedly mounted on a groundthrough a stand on the conveyor I, an output end of the conveyor I isconnected with an input end of the elevator, the mechanical cuttingmachine is fixedly mounted on the ground through a machine body, and islocated on one side of the conveyor I, and the open microwave radiatorsare mounted on a side wall of a machine head of the mechanical cuttingmachine; and a cutter head of the mechanical cutting machine and theopen microwave radiators control a height and an angle through extensionand rotation of a mechanical rocker arm on the mechanical cuttingmachine; the open microwave radiators are divided intohorizontally-arranged open microwave radiators and vertically-arrangedopen microwave radiators, the horizontally-arranged open microwaveradiators are arranged at a front end of the mechanical cutting machinein a cutting direction, and the vertically-arranged open microwaveradiators are arranged above the mechanical cutting machine in thevertical cutting direction.

The microwave separation system comprises a microwave cavity, aseparation controller and a conveyor II, wherein the conveyor II ismounted on the ground through a stand, and an input end of the conveyorII is connected with an output end of the elevator; a microwavegenerator base is mounted on the stand, close to one side of theelevator, of the conveyor II through a rib plate, a microwave generatorI is mounted on an upper surface of the microwave generator base, themicrowave generator I is connected with the microwave cavity through awaveguide, and a conveyor belt of the conveyor II penetrates through themicrowave cavity; a support plate is mounted on one side, being awayfrom the elevator, of the conveyor II through the rib plate, a supportis mounted on the support plate, the separation controller is mounted onan upper surface of the support, a plurality of infrared thermal imagersI and a plurality of air nozzles are mounted on two horizontal beams ofthe support, and the number of the infrared thermal imagers I is thesame as that of the air nozzles; and the air nozzles are arrangeddirectly above a falling position of the ores, the infrared thermalimagers I and the air nozzles are connected with the separationcontroller, after particles of the ores are heated by the closedmicrowave cavity under a transmission of the conveyor II, a temperatureof the particles is measured by the infrared thermal imagers I, whenmixtures of the heated ores and the waste rocks pass through a positiondirectly below a separation control system, the air nozzles are turnedon, under an action of air blowing, the ores change a movement path tofall onto a conveyor III, and the waste rocks do not change a movementpath to fall onto a conveyor V.

The high-power microwave focused melting system comprises a conveyor IIIand a vertical ore flow pipeline, wherein the conveyor III is arrangedat a lower right of a conveyor II, a conveyor IV is arranged at a lowerleft of the conveyor III, a conveyor belt of the conveyor IV is a meshconveyor belt, a conveyor V is arranged at a lower right of the conveyorIII, both the conveyor III and the conveyor IV are mounted on the groundthrough a stand, a molten metal mineral pool mounted on the ground isarranged under the conveyor IV, and an output end of the conveyor III isconnected with a crusher through a chute; the crusher is mounted on astand of the conveyor IV through a support, and the vertical ore flowpipeline is fixedly mounted in the support; an output end of the crusheris connected with an inlet end of the vertical ore flow pipeline, anouter circumference of the vertical ore flow pipeline is successivelyprovided with an upper choke coil, a single-mode heating cavity, a lowerchoke coil and an electromagnetic coil from top to bottom, wherein aninfrared thermal imager II is arranged on one side of the single-modeheating cavity, the single-mode heating cavity is connected with amicrowave generator II mounted on the ground through a waveguide, themetal minerals molten by the single-mode heating cavity flow out of anoutput end of the vertical ore flow pipeline and flow into the moltenmetal mineral pool through the mesh of a mesh conveyor belt, andseparated gangue minerals are conveyed to the goaf through the conveyorIV and the conveyor V.

A mining method using the microwave-mechanical fluidization miningsystem for the metal mines comprises the following steps:

Step 1: dividing an ore body into several layers according to a one-timecutting height of a mechanical cutting machine, and performinglayer-by-layer cutting from bottom to top.

Step 2: simultaneously turning on horizontally-arranged open microwaveradiators and vertically-arranged open microwave radiators, performingadjustment to a maximum output power in a safe range, and pre-splittingfirst and second layers of the ore body respectively, wherein the openmicrowave radiators and the mechanical cutting machine travel in thesame direction, after the horizontally-arranged open microwave radiatorspre-split the ore body, the mechanical cutting machine synchronouslyfollows up continuous cutting of the first layer of the ore body, and atthe same time, the vertically-arranged open microwave radiatorspre-split the second layer of the ore body, and continues to cut thesecond layer of the ore body after the first layer of the ore body iscut; when the second layer of the ore body is cut, the mechanicalcutting machine translates the horizontally-arranged open microwaveradiators and a cutter head to the second layer of the ore body througha mechanical rocker arm, at this time, the vertically-arranged openmicrowave radiators move to a third layer of the ore body, but thesecond layer of the ore body is pre-split by the vertically-arrangedopen microwave radiators; according to a cutting effect of the firstlayer of the ore body, the horizontally-arranged open microwaveradiators are selectively turned on or off, and when a cutting speed ofthe first layer of the ore body meets a site demand, thehorizontally-arranged open microwave radiators are turned off; when thecutting speed of the first layer of the ore body cannot meet the sitedemand, the horizontally-arranged open microwave radiators are turnedon; and Step 2 is repeated to continue mining the next layer of the orebody.

Step 3: conveying cut ore body particles to a conveyor II through theconveyor I and the elevator, wherein the ore body particles are heatedby a microwave cavity, and a lowest average temperature a of the orebody particles reaching a cut-off grade after microwave treatment iscounted by an infrared thermal imager I.

Step 4, taking the lowest average temperature a measured in Step 3 as astandard, wherein when an average temperature of the ore body particlesmeasured by the infrared thermal imager I is less than a, the ore bodyparticles are the waste rocks, the waste rocks slip to the conveyor V atan output end of the conveyor II, and are conveyed to the goaf throughthe conveyor V; and when the average temperature of the ore bodyparticles measured by the infrared thermal imager I is greater than a,the ore body particles are the ores, a controller opens air nozzlesafter t seconds according to a feedback of the infrared thermal imagerI, at this time, the ores are just directly below the air nozzles, andthe ores are blown to a conveyor III through the air nozzles.

Step 5: performing next-stage treatment on the ores with a differencebetween a melting point of metal minerals and a melting point of gangueminerals exceeding 500° C., determining a best particle size of the oresfor microwave heating through a dielectric property test, thenoutputting separated particles of the ores to a crusher through theconveyor III, and then performing crushing to the best particle size bythe crusher.

Step 6: uniformly mixing the particles of the ores having the bestparticle size after being crushed by the crusher with graphite powder,and delivering the uniformly-mixed particles of the ores to thehigh-power microwave focused melting system, wherein according to thecharacteristics that the metal minerals absorb microwaves and have amelting point being smaller than that of the gangue minerals, the metalminerals in the ores are molten to flow out, when an infrared thermalimager II detects that a maximum temperature in a single-mode heatingcavity reaches the melting point of the metal minerals, a conveyor IVstarts to work, molten metal flows to a molten metal mineral poolthrough a mesh of a conveyor belt of the conveyor IV, and the separatedgangue minerals are conveyed to the goaf through the conveyor V.

Step 7, performing parameter optimization: analyzing a composition ofthe gangue minerals, wherein a proportion of the graphite powder dependson a melting effect of the gangue minerals, when a content of the metalminerals in the gangue minerals is greater than or equal to 10%, acontent of the graphite powder is increased, and a flow speed of theores is reduced, and when the content of the metal minerals in thegangue minerals is less than 10%, the content of the graphite powder andthe flow speed of the ores at this moment are used for working.

The beneficial effects of adopting the technical solution are asfollows.

(1) Microwave pre-splitting mechanical mining is adopted instead of atraditional blasting mining method to increase an excavation speed andavoid the influence of blasting on the stability of surrounding rocks.

(2) An ore dressing process is simplified, traditional crushing, oregrinding and flotation process steps are reduced, consumption ofnon-renewable resources such as steel and chemical solutions is greatlyreduced, and the mainly adopted microwave energy can be convertedthrough renewable energy.

(3) Underground microwave separation of ores from waste rocks isperformed, microwave enrichment and melting are performed on the ores togenerate waste slag gangue minerals, and local materials namely thewaste rocks and the gangue minerals are used to fill the goaf, therebyreducing transportation and filling costs.

(4) A method of mixing the ores with graphite powder and combiningmicrowave heating with a conventional heating manner with anelectromagnetic coil is adopted to perform microwave enrichment andmelting on the ores, so as to accelerate heating and melting ofparticles of the ores, reduce steel loss of a traditional ore grindingprocess, expand the application range of microwave melting of the ores,and reduce pollution of chemical solutions in the ore dressing course.

(5) For a microwave-mechanical fluidization mining system and method,clean and renewable microwave energy is mainly used to pretreat the oresin the underground, microwave pre-splitting mechanical mining on theores, microwave separation of the ores from the waste rocks, microwaveenrichment and melting on the ores, and filling the goaf with the wasterocks are successively performed, thereby simplifying the mining and oredressing process flow, increasing the excavation speed of mines, andreducing the mechanical mining cost.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a microwave-mechanical fluidizationmining system for metal mines of the invention.

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a high-power microwave focused meltingsystem of the microwave-mechanical fluidization mining system for metalmines of the invention.

FIG. 3 is a top view of the structure of infrared thermal imagers I andair nozzles of the microwave-mechanical fluidization mining system formetal mines of the invention.

FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of layering of an ore body of themicrowave-mechanical fluidization mining system for metal mines of theinvention;

FIG. 5 is a mining flow diagram of the microwave-mechanical fluidizationmining system for metal mines of the invention.

In the drawings, 1: ore body; 2: cutter head; 301: horizontally-arrangedopen microwave radiator; 302: vertically-arranged open microwaveradiator; 4: mechanical rocker arm; 5: machine body; 6: conveyor I; 7:elevator; 8: conveyor II; 9: microwave cavity; 10: conveyor III; 11:ore; 12: infrared thermal imager I; 13: air nozzle; 14: waste rock; 15:separation controller; 16: waveguide; 17: microwave generator I; 18:molten metal mineral pool; 19: single-mode heating cavity; 20: conveyorIV; 21: gangue mineral; 22: conveyor V; 23: goaf; 24: electromagneticcoil; 25: choke coil; 26: graphite powder; 27: crusher; 28: infraredthermal imager II; 29: microwave generator II; and 30: chute.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT

The present invention will be further described in detail with theaccompanying drawings and embodiments.

As shown in FIGS. 1-5 , a microwave-mechanical fluidization miningsystem for metal mines comprises a microwave pre-splitting mechanicalmining system, a microwave separation system, a high-power microwavefocused melting system and a goaf 23, wherein ore-waste rock mixturesmined by the microwave pre-splitting mechanical mining system aretransported to the microwave separation system through a conveyor I 6and an elevator 7, separated ores 11 are transported to the high-powermicrowave focused melting system, and separated waste rocks 14 aretransported through a conveyor V 22 to the goaf 23 for filling.

The microwave pre-splitting mechanical mining system comprises openmicrowave radiators, a mechanical cutting machine, the conveyor I 6 andthe elevator 7, wherein the conveyor I 6 is fixedly mounted on a groundthrough a stand on the conveyor I 6, an output end of the conveyor I 6is connected with an input end of the elevator 7, the mechanical cuttingmachine is fixedly mounted on the ground through a machine body 5, andis located on one side of the conveyor I 6, and a primary feed depth ofthe mechanical cutting machine is 5-8 times of a penetration depth ofthe ores 11; the horizontally-arranged open microwave radiators 301 andthe vertically-arranged open microwave radiators 302 are mounted on theside wall of the machine head of the mechanical cutting machine; thecutter head 2 of the mechanical cutting machine and the open microwaveradiators control a height and an angle through the extension androtation of the mechanical rocker arm 4 on the mechanical cuttingmachine; the horizontally-arranged open microwave radiators 301 arearranged at the front end of the mechanical cutting machine in thecutting direction, and the vertically-arranged open microwave radiators302 are arranged above the mechanical cutting machine in the verticalcutting direction; the frequency of the open microwave radiators is 915MHz; the type of the open microwave radiators depends on the type of theores 11; for the ores 11 having good homogeneity, flat mouth openmicrowave radiators are used, and for the ores 11 having poorhomogeneity, large horn open microwave radiators are used; and thenumber of the open microwave radiators is equal to the ratio of theheight of two layers to the pre-splitting range of the single openmicrowave radiator.

The microwave separation system comprises a microwave cavity 9, aseparation controller 15 and a conveyor II 8, wherein the microwavefrequency of the microwave generator I 17 is 2.45 GHz; the conveyor II 8is mounted on the ground through a stand, and an input end of theconveyor II 8 is connected with an output end of the elevator 7; amicrowave generator base is mounted on the stand, close to one side ofthe elevator 7, of the conveyor II 8 through a rib plate, a microwavegenerator I 17 is mounted on an upper surface of the microwave generatorbase, the microwave generator I 17 is connected with the microwavecavity 9 through a waveguide 16, and a conveyor belt of the conveyor II8 penetrates through the microwave cavity 9; a support plate is mountedon one side, being away from the elevator 7, of the conveyor II 8through the rib plate, a support is mounted on the support plate, theseparation controller 15 is mounted on an upper surface of the support,a plurality of infrared thermal imagers I 12 and a plurality of airnozzles 13 are mounted on two horizontal beams of the support, and thenumber of the infrared thermal imagers I 12 is the same as that of theair nozzles 13; and the air nozzles 13 are arranged directly above afalling position of the ores 11, the infrared thermal imagers I 12 andthe air nozzles 13 are connected with the separation controller 15,after the particles of the ores 11 are heated by the closed microwavecavity 9 under the transmission of the conveyor II 8, the temperature ofthe particles is measured by the infrared thermal imagers I 12, when themixtures of the heated ores 11 and the waste rocks 14 pass through aposition directly below a separation control system, the air nozzles 13are turned on, under the action of air blowing, the ores 11 change amovement path to fall onto a conveyor III 10, and the waste rocks 14 donot change a movement path to fall onto a conveyor V 22.

The high-power microwave focused melting system comprises the conveyorIII 10 and a vertical ore flow pipeline, wherein the conveyor III 10 isarranged at the lower right of a conveyor II 8, a conveyor IV 20 isarranged at the lower left of the conveyor III 10, a conveyor belt ofthe conveyor IV 20 is a mesh conveyor belt, the conveyor belt of theconveyor IV 20 is the mesh conveyor belt, the diameter of the mesh ofthe conveyor belt of the conveyor IV 20 is smaller than the particlesize of the graphite powder 26, a conveyor V 22 is arranged at the lowerright of the conveyor III 10, both the conveyor III 10 and the conveyorIV 20 are mounted on the ground through a stand, a molten metal mineralpool 18 mounted on the ground is arranged under the conveyor IV 20, andthe output end of the conveyor III 10 is connected with a crusher 27through a chute 30; and the crusher 27 is mounted on the stand of theconveyor IV 20 through a support, and a vertical ore flow pipeline isfixedly mounted in the support; the output end of the crusher 27 isconnected with the inlet end of the vertical ore flow pipeline, an outercircumference of the vertical ore flow pipeline is successively providedwith an upper choke coil 25, a single-mode heating cavity 19, a lowerchoke coil 25 and an electromagnetic coil 24 from top to bottom, whereinan infrared thermal imager II 28 is arranged on one side of thesingle-mode heating cavity 19, the single-mode heating cavity 19 isconnected with a microwave generator II 29 mounted on the ground througha waveguide, metal minerals molten by the single-mode heating cavity 19flow out of the output end of the vertical ore flow pipeline and flowinto the molten metal mineral pool 18 through the mesh of the meshconveyor belt, and the separated gangue minerals 21 are conveyed to thegoaf 23 through the conveyor IV 20 and the conveyor V 22.

The vertical ore flow pipeline, the upper choke coil 25, the single-modeheating cavity 19 and the lower choke coil 25 form a microwave heatingsystem, wherein the single-mode heating cavity 19 adopts a single-modecavity structure with the microwave frequency of 915 MHz, and thevertical ore flow pipeline of the microwave heating system coaxiallysleeves a high-temperature resistant quartz tube with a diameter of 20cm and a melting point of 1800° C.; and the bottom of the vertical oreflow pipeline and the electromagnetic coil 24 form a conventionalheating system, wherein the electromagnetic coil 24 causes the hightemperature at the bottom of the vertical ore flow pipeline so as toprevent the metal minerals cooled by the choke coil 25 from condensinginto blocks.

The mining method using the microwave-mechanical fluidization miningsystem for metal mines comprises the following steps.

Step 1: dividing an ore body into several layers according to a one-timecutting height of a mechanical cutting machine, and performinglayer-by-layer cutting from bottom to top, wherein the layer-by-layerheight is equal to the one-time cutting height of the mechanical cuttingmachine.

Step 2: simultaneously turning on horizontally-arranged open microwaveradiators 301 and vertically-arranged open microwave radiators 302,performing adjustment to a maximum output power in a safe range, andpre-splitting first and second layers of the ore body 1 respectively,wherein the open microwave radiators and the mechanical cutting machinetravel in the same direction, after the horizontally-arranged openmicrowave radiators 301 pre-split the ore body 1, the mechanical cuttingmachine synchronously follows up continuous cutting of the first layerof the ore body, and at the same time, the vertically-arranged openmicrowave radiators 302 pre-split the second layer of the ore body, andcontinues to cut the second layer of the ore body after the first layerof the ore body is cut; when the second layer of the ore body is cut,the mechanical cutting machine translates the horizontally-arranged openmicrowave radiators 301 and a cutter head 2 to the second layer of theore body through a mechanical rocker arm 4, at this time, thevertically-arranged open microwave radiators 302 move to a third layerof the ore body, and the second layer of the ore body is pre-split bythe vertically-arranged open microwave radiators 302; according to acutting effect of the first layer of the ore body, thehorizontally-arranged open microwave radiators are selectively turned onor off, and when a cutting speed of the first layer of the ore bodymeets a site demand, the horizontally-arranged open microwave radiatorsare turned off; when the cutting speed of the first layer of the orebody cannot meet the site demand, the horizontally-arranged openmicrowave radiators are turned on; and Step 2 is repeated to continuemining the next layer of the ore body, and Step 2 is repeated tocontinue mining along a longitudinal direction after completion of fullsection mining at one time.

Step 3: conveying cut ore body particles to a conveyor II 8 through theconveyor I 6 and the elevator 7, wherein the ore body particles areheated by a microwave cavity 9, and the lowest average temperature a ofthe ore body particles reaching a cut-off grade after microwavetreatment is counted by an infrared thermal imager I 12.

Step 4, taking the lowest average temperature a measured in Step 3 as astandard, wherein when an average temperature of the ore body particlesmeasured by the infrared thermal imager I 12 is less than a, the orebody particles are the waste rocks 14, the waste rocks 14 slip to theconveyor V 22 at the output end of the conveyor II 8, and are conveyedto the goaf 23 through the conveyor V 22; and when the averagetemperature of the ore body particles measured by the infrared thermalimager I 12 is greater than a, the ore body particles are the ores 11, acontroller opens air nozzles 13 after t seconds according to a feedbackof the infrared thermal imager I 12, at this time, the ores 11 are justdirectly below the air nozzles 13, and the ores 11 are blown to aconveyor III 10 through the air nozzles 13.

Step 5: performing a next-stage treatment on the ores with thedifference between the melting point of metal minerals and the meltingpoint of gangue minerals 21 exceeding 500° C., determining the bestparticle size of the ores 11 for the microwave heating through adielectric property test, then outputting the separated particles of theores 11 to a crusher 27 through the conveyor III 10, and then performingcrushing to the best particle size by a crusher 27.

Step 6: uniformly mixing the particles of the ores 11 having the bestparticle size after being crushed by the crusher 27 with graphite powder26, wherein the melting point of the graphite powder 26 is 3800° C., thegraphite powder 26 has the characteristic of quick temperature incrementunder the microwave condition, and has the effects that the graphitepowder 26 is attached to the surfaces of the granules of the ores 11 toaccelerate the temperature increment of the granules of the ores 11;delivering uniformly-mixed particles of the ores 11 to the high-powermicrowave focused melting system, wherein according to thecharacteristics that the metal minerals absorb microwaves and have themelting point being smaller than that of the gangue minerals 21, themetal minerals in the ores 11 are molten to flow out, when the infraredthermal imager II 28 detects that the maximum temperature in asingle-mode heating cavity 19 reaches the melting point of the metalminerals, the conveyor IV 20 starts to work, molten metal flows to amolten metal mineral pool 18 through a mesh of a conveyor belt of theconveyor IV 20, and the separated gangue minerals 21 are conveyed to thegoaf 23 through the conveyor V 22.

Step 7, performing parameter optimization: analyzing a composition ofthe gangue minerals 21, wherein a proportion of the graphite powder 26depends on a melting effect of the gangue minerals 21, when a content ofthe metal minerals in the gangue minerals 21 is greater than or equal to10%, a content of the graphite powder 26 is increased, and a flow speedof the ores 11 is reduced, and when the content of the metal minerals inthe gangue minerals 21 is less than 10%, the content of the graphitepowder 26 and the flow speed of the ores 11 at this moment are used forworking.

1. A microwave-mechanical fluidization mining system for metal mines, comprising a microwave pre-splitting mechanical mining system, a microwave separation system, a high-power microwave focused melting system and a goaf, wherein ore-waste rock mixtures mined by the microwave pre-splitting mechanical mining system are transported to the microwave separation system through a conveyor I and an elevator on the microwave pre-splitting mechanical mining system, separated ores are transported to the high-power microwave focused melting system, and separated waste rocks are transported through a conveyor V to the goaf for filling, wherein the high-power microwave focused melting system comprises a conveyor III and a vertical ore flow pipeline, wherein the conveyor III is arranged at a lower right of a conveyor II, a conveyor IV is arranged at a lower left of the conveyor III, a conveyor belt of the conveyor IV is a mesh conveyor belt, the conveyor V is arranged at a lower right of the conveyor III, both the conveyor III and the conveyor IV are mounted on a ground through a stand, a molten metal mineral pool mounted on the ground is arranged under the conveyor IV, and an output end of the conveyor III is connected with a crusher through a chute; the crusher is mounted on a stand of the conveyor IV through a support, and the vertical ore flow pipeline is fixedly mounted in the support; an output end of the crusher is connected with an inlet end of the vertical ore flow pipeline, an outer circumference of the vertical ore flow pipeline is successively provided with an upper choke coil, a single-mode heating cavity, a lower choke coil and an electromagnetic coil from top to bottom, wherein an infrared thermal imager II is arranged on one side of the single-mode heating cavity, the single-mode heating cavity is connected with a microwave generator II mounted on the ground through a waveguide, the metal minerals molten by the single-mode heating cavity flow out of an output end of the vertical ore flow pipeline and flow into the molten metal mineral pool through a mesh of the mesh conveyor belt, and separated gangue minerals are conveyed to the goaf through the conveyor IV and the conveyor V.
 2. The microwave-mechanical fluidization mining system according to claim 1, wherein the microwave pre-splitting mechanical mining system comprises open microwave radiators, a mechanical cutting machine, the conveyor I and the elevator, wherein the conveyor I is fixedly mounted on the ground through a stand on the conveyor I, an output end of the conveyor I is connected with an input end of the elevator, the mechanical cutting machine is fixedly mounted on the ground through a machine body, and is located on one side of the conveyor I, and the open microwave radiators are mounted on a side wall of a machine head of the mechanical cutting machine; and a cutter head of the mechanical cutting machine and the open microwave radiators control a height and an angle through extension and rotation of a mechanical rocker arm on the mechanical cutting machine; the open microwave radiators are divided into horizontally-arranged open microwave radiators and vertically-arranged open microwave radiators, the horizontally-arranged open microwave radiators are arranged at a front end of the mechanical cutting machine in a cutting direction, and the vertically-arranged open microwave radiators are arranged above the mechanical cutting machine in a vertical cutting direction.
 3. The microwave-mechanical fluidization mining system according to claim 1, wherein the microwave separation system comprises a microwave cavity, a separation controller and the conveyor II, wherein the conveyor II is mounted on the ground through a stand, and an input end of the conveyor II is connected with an output end of the elevator; a microwave generator base is mounted on the stand, close to one side of the elevator, of the conveyor II through a rib plate, a microwave generator I is mounted on an upper surface of the microwave generator base, the microwave generator I is connected with the microwave cavity through a waveguide, and a conveyor belt of the conveyor II penetrates through the microwave cavity; a support plate is mounted on one side, being away from the elevator, of the conveyor II through the rib plate, a support is mounted on the support plate, the separation controller is mounted on an upper surface of the support, a plurality of infrared thermal imagers I and a plurality of air nozzles are mounted on two horizontal beams of the support, and the number of the infrared thermal imagers I is the same as that of the air nozzles; and the air nozzles are arranged directly above a falling position of the ores, the infrared thermal imagers I and the air nozzles are connected with the separation controller, after particles of the ores are heated by the closed microwave cavity under a transmission of the conveyor II, a temperature of the particles is measured by the infrared thermal imagers I, when mixtures of the heated ores and the waste rocks pass through a position directly below a separation control system, the air nozzles are turned on, under an action of air blowing, the ores change a movement path to fall onto s-the conveyor III, and the waste rocks do not change a movement path to fall onto the conveyor V.
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 5. A mining method using the microwave-mechanical fluidization mining system according to claim 1, comprising the following steps: Step 1: dividing an ore body into several layers according to a one-time cutting height of a mechanical cutting machine, and performing layer-by-layer cutting from bottom to top; Step 2: simultaneously turning on horizontally-arranged open microwave radiators and vertically-arranged open microwave radiators, performing adjustment to a maximum output power in a safe range, and pre-splitting first and second layers of the ore body respectively, wherein the open microwave radiators and the mechanical cutting machine travel in the same direction, after the horizontally-arranged open microwave radiators pre-split the ore body, the mechanical cutting machine synchronously follows up continuous cutting of the first layer of the ore body, and at the same time, the vertically-arranged open microwave radiators pre-split the second layer of the ore body, and continues to cut the second layer of the ore body after the first layer of the ore body is cut; when the second layer of the ore body is cut, the mechanical cutting machine translates the horizontally-arranged open microwave radiators and a cutter head to the second layer of the ore body through a mechanical rocker arm, at this time, the vertically-arranged open microwave radiators move to a third layer of the ore body, and the second layer of the ore body is pre-split by the vertically-arranged open microwave radiators; according to a cutting effect of the first layer of the ore body, the horizontally-arranged open microwave radiators are selectively turned on or off, and when a cutting speed of the first layer of the ore body meets a site demand, the horizontally-arranged open microwave radiators are turned off; when the cutting speed of the first layer of the ore body cannot meet the site demand, the horizontally-arranged open microwave radiators are turned on; and Step 2 is repeated to continue mining the next layer of the ore body; Step 3: conveying cut ore body particles to the conveyor II through the conveyor I and the elevator, wherein the ore body particles are heated by a microwave cavity, and a lowest average temperature a of the ore body particles reaching a cut-off grade after microwave treatment is counted by an infrared thermal imager I; Step 4, taking the lowest average temperature a measured in Step 3 as a standard, wherein when an average temperature of the ore body particles measured by the infrared thermal imager I is less than a, the ore body particles are the waste rocks, the waste rocks slip to the conveyor V at an output end of the conveyor II, and are conveyed to the goaf through the conveyor V; and when the average temperature of the ore body particles measured by the infrared thermal imager I is greater than a, the ore body particles are the ores, a controller opens air nozzles after t seconds according to a feedback of the infrared thermal imager I, at this time, the ores are just directly below the air nozzles, and the ores are blown to the conveyor III through the air nozzles; Step 5: performing a next-stage treatment on the ores with a difference between a melting point of metal minerals and a melting point of gangue minerals exceeding 500° C., determining a best particle size of the ores for microwave heating through a dielectric property test, then outputting separated particles of the ores to the crusher through the conveyor III, and then performing crushing to the best particle size by the crusher; Step 6: uniformly mixing the particles of the ores having the best particle size after being crushed by the crusher with graphite powder, and delivering the uniformly-mixed particles of the ores to the high-power microwave focused melting system, wherein according to the characteristics that the metal minerals absorb microwaves and have a melting point being smaller than that of the gangue minerals, the metal minerals in the ores are molten to flow out, when the infrared thermal imager II detects that a maximum temperature in the single-mode heating cavity reaches the melting point of the metal minerals, the conveyor IV starts to work, molten metal flows to the molten metal mineral pool through the mesh of the conveyor belt of the conveyor IV, and the separated gangue minerals are conveyed to the goaf through the conveyor V; and Step 7, performing parameter optimization: analyzing a composition of the gangue minerals, wherein a proportion of the graphite powder depends on a melting effect of the gangue minerals, when a content of the metal minerals in the gangue minerals is greater than or equal to 10%, a content of the graphite powder is increased, and a flow speed of the ores is reduced, and when the content of the metal minerals in the gangue minerals is less than 10%, the content of the graphite powder and the flow speed of the ores at this moment are used for working. 